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Colombia is a country with a strong centralist tradition since the proclamation of the Constitution of 1886, which was only regulated and brought under control with the Constitution of 1991; which established the concepts of administrative decentralization and autonomy of local authorities. However, despite this, after 25 years of being issued, the intention of the Constituency to make a more balanced Colombia, when it comes to decision-making power, and closeness to general population's needs; are still unreached challenges. In this regard, those theoretical considerations aim to show how the absence of the state forces in most remote areas, the ones far away from the political, economic and social power epicenter, has been one of the direct consequences of the internal armed conflict in our country, which from several points of view, is still an issue for the state considering an eventual post-conflict.

La descentralización administrativa en Colombia: un reto inconcluso y un desafío para el posconflicto